acoustic · dreadnought
Gold Label 710e
| Maker | Taylor Guitars |
|---|---|
| Origin | United States |
| Type | acoustic · dreadnought |
| Introduced | 2025 |
| Price | USD 2999 (2026-09) |
| Maker founded | 1974 |
| Status | current |
A vintage-voiced square-shoulder dreadnought from Taylor's Gold Label Collection, with a torrefied spruce top and L.R. Baggs electronics at $2,999.
Watch
Aaron Short Music's video on the 710e is the longer look at the model, and Empire Music's channel has a shorter demo of the same guitar.
Why it matters
The Gold Label Collection is Taylor's move toward traditional pre-war dreadnought tone, and the 710e gets there with a torrefied spruce top over Indian rosewood and a body that is deeper than a standard square-shoulder dreadnought. The neck is Neo-Tropical mahogany with Taylor's Standard Carve, 20 frets and a 25.5 in scale. Electronics are the L.R. Baggs VTC Element system.
Note
The 710e is part of Taylor's Gold Label Collection, a vintage-voiced square-shoulder dreadnought line launched in 2025. The deeper body and torrefied top push it toward traditional pre-war dreadnought tone.
Specifications
- torrefied spruce top
- Indian rosewood back and sides
- square-shoulder dreadnought with increased body depth
- Neo-Tropical mahogany neck, Standard Carve
- Crelicam ebony fingerboard
- 20 frets
- 25.5 in scale
- L.R. Baggs VTC Element electronics
- Scale length: 648 mm (25.5 in)
- Neck shape: Standard Carve
Before you buy
- The body is deeper than a standard square-shoulder dreadnought, so check your case fits
- $2,999 as of September 2026
- a torrefied solid top over Indian rosewood needs humidity control like any solid-wood acoustic
Other opinions
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Empire Music · 2026-04 · 1,574 views
“The Taylor Gold Label 710e introduces a completely new voice for Taylor — one inspired by the warmth, depth, and character of vintage flattop guitars from the 1930s and ’40s.”
in-store demo of the 710e